Was haben eine Sitzblockade und eine Distributed-Denial-of-Service-Attacke (DDOS) gemeinsam? Beide sind recht harmlose Mittel, um Leuten den Zugang zu etwas zu verhindern. Im Falle einer Sitzblockade wird z.B. eine Baustelle blockiert, im Falle einer DDOS-Attacke eine Website. Beides ist relativ harmlos und birgt für die Blockierten keinerlei Gefahren.

Die Polizei sieht das naturgemäß anders und spricht im einen Fall von Nötigung und im anderen Fall gerne von Cyberkrieg. Beides Blödsinn, aber so ist es eben.

Nun werden weltweit Kids festgenommen, die an DDOS-Attacken im Zuge der Aktionen von Anonymous (AnonOps) beteiligt waren. Diese Attacken sind kein Hack, hier werden keine Daten verändert oder gar gestohlen. Es wird lediglich eine Website so lange mit sinnlosen Anfragen zugeschissen, bis der Rechner in die Knie geht. Die Staatsmacht geht jetzt allerdings mit voller Härte gegen die Anonymous-Kiddies vor, so wie sie auch gegen die Bürger in Hamburg, Gorleben, Dresden und Stuttgart vorgeht. Anonymous wurden als "Terroristen" gebrandmarkt, was im Endeffekt Neusprech für "vogelfrei" ist.

Linus Neumann hat dazu einen recht guten Artikel bei Netzpolitik veröffentlicht und dabei auch dieses Video ausgegraben, dessen Transkription ihr wie immer nach dem Klick lesen könnt.

Ach ja und: V-Masken gibt's hier und hier und hier und hier. Wird Zeit, sich eine zu besorgen...

Anonymous Press Release : A crime against freedom and democracy.

On the 19th of July, 2011, The US, UK and dutch governments decided that they finally had enough of their citizens' rights to freedom. In true dystopian style, these governments have trounced upon not only the rights of these individuals, but the basic rights of all individuals: freedom of speech, freedom of expression, and freedom of association.

These actions should not go unanswered.

Those who were arrested believe in a cause, believe in an idea, believe in all of us. We must respond with a real and concentrated effort to redress these arrests. We, as Anonymous, have a very real responsibility to these people, who were jailed fighting for freedom, so we can continue to fight for theirs.

Have you ever joined a sit in, taken part in a strike, marched in the street, or attempted to block access to a building in protest? Anon's actions are the cyber equivalent of these traditional forms of protest, arresting our activists for doing this is a crime against freedom and democracy. But how could our actions be seen and accepted as real protests by governments, when we are shown daily, that they only tolerate demonstrations that serve their own purposes...

Anonymous has now been falsely labeled as a "terrorist group"; people are getting arrested for this unjust accusation and it has become a dirty cat and mouse game with incalculable and uncontrollable consequences. All our actions can be directly compared to protesting on the street... is that terrorism? How could anyone know and prove that an individual belongs to this "group"? Governments can now arrest any activist under this "label" without a real charge and nothing to prove that they belong to or identify with Anonymous. Even though Anonymous is not a "group" it is an idea shared by all who value freedom and justice.

Governments can achieve nothing by attempting to silence participants in Anonymous, as for every one of us that falls, ten more will take their place.

People of the world... do not forget that Anonymous fights not for our own freedom, but for the freedom of everyone, including You.

"When injustice becomes law, rebellion becomes duty"
Thomas Jefferson

We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
Expect us.

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| Abgelegt unter The power game, Weltrevolution
The views expressed by the author are personal.